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English: Three types of tractors illustrating the size differences between a small farm tractor, a CUT and a garden tractor. From left to right:
  • 1956 Oliver Utility "agricultural tractor", or "farm tractor" (40 hp),
  • 2004 New Holland TC24D "compact utility tractor" (CUT, 24 hp/18 kW, diesel),
  • 1993 Cub Cadet "garden tractor".
The New Holland Compact Utility Tractor is a fairly small tractor but has features common to both antique and modern agricultural tractors. The Garden Tractor shares the same shape of the larger tractors but lacks the features and abilities.
Date 21 March 2007 (original upload date)
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